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Effect of flank angle and friction coefficient on contact stress of turbine rotor

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In order to simulate the stress of turbine rotor in aeroengine, based on the ANSYS, the simplification model of the turbine rotor was built up. By applying the simplification model, the contact stress of turbine rotor was computed. The maximum contact stress appears at the chamfer below the flank, which agrees with experiment result. At the same time, the contact stress changing with the flank angle and friction coefficient was calculated, The results show that the contact stress in the flank increases slowly with the increase of flank angle; with the friction coefficient increasing, the contact stress in flank length decreases; the contact stress will not change when the friction coefficient is over 0.25.

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Correspondence to Hui Xu  (徐慧).

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Foundation item: Project(1774-107101027) supported by the National Defense Fund of China; Project(1343-74236000006) supported by the Graduate Foundation of Hunan Province, China

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Wu, Xz., Tao, Qb., Chen, Ap. et al. Effect of flank angle and friction coefficient on contact stress of turbine rotor. J. Cent. South Univ. 20, 1792–1796 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11771-013-1674-9

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